Re: Supporting xterm-bracketed-paste

Found the offending line in my .vimrc:

  inoremap <expr> <Esc>  pumvisible() ? "\<C-e>" : "\<Esc>"

Is this somehow breaking braketed paste? (i.e. swallowing the escape the terminal send at the beginning of a paste block)

Matteo

On Mon, May 7, 2018 at 11:21 PM, Matteo Landi <matteo@matteolandi.net> wrote:

> if I add -N to Vim's options, I cannot reproduce the issue altogether.

Ok, as Life pointed out earlier, pasting works fine with `vim -u NONE -N foo.js  -c 'inoremap { {} | set autoindent'`, which means the problem might be in the.vimrc or in one of the linked plugins.  Any hint on how to narrow down the search for the misconfigured setting?

Thanks,

Matteo

On Mon, May 7, 2018 at 7:36 AM, Matteo Landi <matteo@matteolandi.net> wrote:

> I cannot reproduce the indentation issue. Besides, if I add -N to Vim's

I just realized the vim command in my previous message did not include 'set autoindent': try with `vim -u NONE  -c 'inoremap { {} | set autoindent'`.

> Is nocompatible set in your Vim? I am using Vim 8.0.1750 on macOS 10.13.

Yes.

:echo &compatible

0

Thanks,

Matteo

On Sun, May 6, 2018 at 10:37 PM, Lifepillar <lifepillar@lifepillar.me> wrote:

On 06/05/2018 17:45, Matteo Landi wrote:

Hello everyone,

Only recently I got to learn about 'xterm-bracketed-paste' when all of a sudden CMD-V-ing had stopped working on my Mac, and while I found a solution that worked with my setup [0], I am still not 100% sure the solution I found is the correct one -- so here I am asking.

Question: is it expected that users create insert-mode mappings to support bracketed-paste?  Or, once enabled, proper-pasting should just work out of the box?  Because it looks like everything it's working fine when pasting in normal mode, but when in insert mode, the result is a mess (i.e. insert-mode mappings are executed, and autoindent screws indentation).

Example: say you had the following copied in the OS clipboard:

function foo() {
   while (true) {
     console.log('infinite!');
   }
}

And you started vim with: `vim -u NONE -c 'inoremap { {}'`; in normal mode, you press CMD-V and end up with the following buffer:

function foo() {
   while (true) {
     console.log('infinite!');
   }
}

~

Enter now insert mode, press CMD-V, and your buffer would look like the following (imaps and autoindent messed with the pasted content):

function foo() {
   while (true) {
     console.log('infinite!');
   }
}
function foo() {}
   while (true) {}
       console.log('infinite!');
         }
         }

I cannot reproduce the indentation issue. Besides, if I add -N to Vim's
options, I cannot reproduce the issue altogether. Is nocompatible set
in your Vim? I am using Vim 8.0.1750 on macOS 10.13.

Life.

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